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05 Oct 2007, 3:50 pm

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About friends....imaginary are best, as a rule. As far as a GF for you, have you considered inflatable (anatomically correct)?

I take myself on dates and I'm good company too. Just ask me.





Tim, about academics/work: We all know you're smart. I guess the hard part is finding the channel for you that works.


Why inflatable?

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05 Oct 2007, 9:58 pm

And I thought I am naive.....well, for that more real anatomical feel. I thouht men all about this sort of thing.


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05 Oct 2007, 10:56 pm

Perhaps the inflatable girlfriend discussion should be taken to the adult forum or private messaging.

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05 Oct 2007, 11:12 pm

I didn't mean it like that - really! I just answered the question.


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05 Oct 2007, 11:13 pm

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I didn't mean it like that - really! I just answered the question.


Sorry about that. I take myself out on dates, too (usually going out to eat).

Everything else is improving for me, though.

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06 Oct 2007, 2:23 am

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as long as you crave for friends or a girlfriend, you will suffer! The origin of suffering is the desire, kill the desire, and you will be relieved from your suffering. The best advice i can give you, still its barely worth typing.


Until then, what should I do about my lack of companionship and intense sexual frustration?

Tim

You have read my posts. You know what your options are.
Either A)Masturbate, B)Get a hooker, C)Pursue hobbies/exercise etc.



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06 Oct 2007, 11:01 am

I only feel better about the academic part of my life.

I feel that I can only date other Aspies (because Aspies do not lie or cheat), but no one with AS has an interest in me.

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06 Oct 2007, 1:25 pm

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I am also trying to finish in a certain time period. I thought at this point in my life, I would be happily married, with at least 2 kids. In fact, I thought I was going to get married at 18, but that didn't happen (I'm 27, will be 28 in December).

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Dude, i'm with you both on the dating aspies thing and wanting marriage and kids :( - I'm 33 and I've had 3 serious relationships in my life - the trouble is that they were all with NT girls (nothing against them, I still love everyone I ever loved) who were initally attracted to my quirks but after a while each relationship went downhill. It would be real progress for me to have a relationship that lasts more than 9 months :oops: I just wish that I'd known about my AS back then.

I get tired of the whole 'dating' thing and very sad and depressed about it at times, but somehow find a way to carry on. I still have faith in finding someone and i'm sure that you will too. You seem like a really good guy!

If ever you feel the need to talk, please feel free to PM me.

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06 Oct 2007, 1:42 pm

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It would be real progress for me to have a relationship that lasts more than 9 months :oops:

It would be nice for me to have one that lasts more than a week of being led on..


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06 Oct 2007, 1:55 pm

And virtually all the Aspie women who have the same interests and beliefs as me are either (a) not looking for a relationship, or (b) already in one.

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06 Oct 2007, 2:03 pm

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autodidact wrote:
It would be real progress for me to have a relationship that lasts more than 9 months :oops:

It would be nice for me to have one that lasts more than a week of being led on..


I've had a few of those as well..


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06 Oct 2007, 7:02 pm

Just so everyone knows, I base my "liberalism" almost entirely on the fact that I watch South Park.

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07 Oct 2007, 1:23 am

Of the 5 Aspie women who had the same interests and beliefs as me, 4 were already in relationships, and the other one was not looking.

So the number of Aspie women who have the same interests and beliefs as me, who are single and looking, is zero.

This is 5 nationwide, not 5 in Wichita Falls.

Once again, I want to take my own life.

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07 Oct 2007, 2:41 am

Yup. Been there, felt that, got the T-shirt. If I hadn't been looking after my mother who had a heart condition, I would have taken up alcoholism and drugs to kill the pain. Good thing for me she got sick, hey? I guess that's one way to keep the kids out of trouble.

I can't say anything to make you feel better. I never can do that for anyone - something's missing. So consider: You're too good of a guy to not have some nice woman that's right for you out there looking for you, too. The best stuff takes the most work, so finding her is going to be hard. When you do meet, you'll know she's worth the effort and she'll know you are, too. Don't settle for less. You don't have to.

And for goodness' sake, don't call me a liar by putting yourself down, ok? It's rude. So, what's your next step to find her? Social event? Regroup and rethink? Seance? :idea:


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07 Oct 2007, 11:04 am

How do I find the type of person I'm looking for, then?

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07 Oct 2007, 4:24 pm

Take care of the rest of your life's details. Mingle. Live. Enjoy what you have now. Keep an open mind because there's no telling where or when it'll happen, or what vector she'll come in on.


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